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Love C++ and Python programming, and mess with mathematics and algorithms.

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Nov 16	comment	Brief material on C++ object-lifetime management and on passing and returning values/references Hey thanks. I think that your first 5 points should be understandable to any newcomer. And for the others she will need to do some research, but that's ok.
Nov 16	comment	Do functional generics exist and what is the correct name for them if they do? I kind of agree with @Euphoric: the mixture of C# with something that looks like Funcdeps is not good. I kind of disagree in considering that OOP is a good answer always, but then, OOP tends to scale better than FP (if FP=<Haskell-by-the-average-Joe>).
Nov 16	asked	Brief material on C++ object-lifetime management and on passing and returning values/references
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Jan 31	accepted	Choose C++ or Java for applications requiring huge amounts of RAM?
Jan 31	comment	Choose C++ or Java for applications requiring huge amounts of RAM? @MikeNakis Thanks Mike. Though it is more likely that I will have rather simple code, just big data. And having been with C++ for eleven years, I sort of like it ;-)
Jan 17	comment	Choose C++ or Java for applications requiring huge amounts of RAM? Have any of you programmed for a big-data, processor-hungry project? Any comments there?
Jan 15	awarded	Nice Question
Jan 14	comment	Choose C++ or Java for applications requiring huge amounts of RAM? Agree with the cheap-memory part. As for development, I have been in C++ for a while and good coding practices make leakages a rather infrequent phenomenon; as a matter of fact, I really prefer C++ over java in that regard.
Jan 14	comment	Choose C++ or Java for applications requiring huge amounts of RAM? Thanks for your answer. I agree with your hardware illustration.
Jan 14	comment	Choose C++ or Java for applications requiring huge amounts of RAM? Thanks for your answer Emilio. I'm well aware of C++'s flexibility and feel inclined to agree with you. Then again, I would like to know some real-wold usage examples where these techniques have been used to success.
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Jan 14	asked	Choose C++ or Java for applications requiring huge amounts of RAM?
Jan 6	awarded	Teacher
Jan 5	answered	How do I deal with a dead-end job?
Dec 21	comment	Hiring programmers for small companies? Yes, I know of talented programmers that will happily work from 10 to 15 per hour, as that's enough to make a living on the countries they live in. This group (two programmers), for example: alesstidycraft.net